Those are some big words so let's break it down so you can see just how tough this cooler backpack is. Yeti also uses RF-Welding to allow for minimal sewing, making the cooler overall less prone to tears. That's a 840-denier nylon that is ‘TPU-laminated” and abrasion and puncture resistant. The BackFlip is made with Yeti's “DryHide Shell”. Some would say it's over-engineered but that's why we love it (and pay the high price point Yeti ask for it) The BackFlip is the absolute opposite of that. There are a lot of cheap backpack coolers on Amazon, but these are cheap in price and quality. Yeti loves making overbuilt and extremely high quality products for the outdoors and the BackFlip 24 is no exception. Going fishing and need to trek down a path to get to your favorite spot? With your cooler on your back your hands are free to carry your rod. Throw on the BackFlip and your hands are still free to carry a surfboard, towels or other items. Say you're heading down to the beach with friends for the day. While it lacks pockets, which I hate, it does completely free up your hands for carrying items other than a cooler. Why not just by a SideKick?īut as I looked into the product more and more it was obvious that this cooler would be an amazing option for some people. Who is going to need a backpack cooler with no pockets. I must admit that initially when I heard about this new product from Yeti it sounded a bit useless. Backpack Coolers Are Actually Extremely Practical In this honest review we are going to talk about the pros and cons of the Yeti BackFlip 24 and whether or not it is worth your hard earned money. This backpack cooler is great for ice retention, durability and being waterproof but it lacks in external dry pockets, which makes it inconvenient for carrying other items without the expensive Sidekick Dry attachment. The Yeti BackFlip is an amazing soft sided cooler, that also happens to be an ergonomic backpack.
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